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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1954
Page
19
A pair of scoring leaders Don iain and Roger Mar led the champions to victory in the finals with 5 and 24 points respectively. The tournament featured 67 games across divisions and included standout performances from Connors and Townsend. The final score was 56-50, with Lunet and Jones also contributing strong showings for the runners-up.
At the Maynard assembly in the George Washington Auditorium on Tuesday March 9 at 9 30 a m the following athletic awards were made Football lettermen Co captain Leonard Massarelli Co Captain Andrew Mitzcavitch William Murphy Fred Mariani Theodore Clancy Timothy Higgins Roger Murray James Duggan Raymond Peterson Donald Tompa Richard Slavski Russell Forsyth Peter Grigas Robert Jarmulowicz Karl Larson Lawrence Shorette Philip Williams Manager Richard Carlton Basketball Lettermen Captain Roger Murray Gerald Connors William Murphy Theodore Clancy Donald Torppa Richard Sluyski James Duggan Peter Wilson John Shaw Ed ward Beals David Crotty Manager Thomas Duggan Basketball Letters Girls Priscilla Hoffman Captain Margaret Sweeney Virginia Sulkala Jean Martino Elizabeth Jarmulowicz Barbara Q Olughilin Virginia Warila Rebecca Marsh Barbara Phillips Audrey Alberti Sweater awards Theodore Clancy Gerald Connors Fred Mariani Leonard Massarelli Andrew Mitzcavitch William Murphy Roger Murray Reino Niemi Sweater awards Girls Alice Boeske Jean Martino Margaret Sweeney The winner of the Co Op Award Billy Murphy was selected by teammates for outstanding football field achievements Murphy praised for significant squad contributions RECEIVE LICENSES by Maynard Among the first M H S students to receive drivers licenses through the High School Drivers Training Course were Sandra Spiers and Kathryn Bobritzky
The Sudbury Couples Club presents a gay minstrel show at Sudbury Town Hall Saturday night March 13 at 8 15 p m directed by Mrs Dorothy Elderkin of Maribors. The program features a chorus and end men with cast members from the recent Gusy Concert and Old Folks Concert.
John Adams a Sudbury High School senior is named district winner in the Forum For Living safety program and leads in the current affairs contest with a top score of 109. He also helped Sudbury win in the Townsend basketball tournament and earned multiple awards including a traveling trophy and silver charms.
Concord Old Concord Chapter of D AR held a regular meeting at 16 Middle Street with Regent Mrs Wendell P Raymond presiding. Guest speaker was State Regent Mrs James J Hepburn. A music program featured Maynard and members with Mrs Alan F Flynn as chairman.
At the March 15 PTA meeting Norman Myers will explain Channel 2 plans. The service targets education culture civic affairs and community issues with programs for children housewives businessmen and youth. Other stations in North Adams and Amherst tie into a state program aiming to launch by fall 1954 with an exchange system nationwide. A library prize awaits the room with the highest parent turnout and a grand prize in May goes to the room with the best average attendance.
Memphis Tenn. UP reports Terry Woodward mistook his reflection for a twin brother named Jerry after shouting Hey brother in a mirror. The twins are 20 months old.
Sudbury Woman's Club calendars a March 17 gathering at 3 p m in the lower Sudbury town hall with Miss Lorraine Williams as speaker. Tea follows hosted by Mrs Alexander F Kearin and committee. Nominating slate to be elected for next year at the April meeting ahead of May annual voting.
Col Pirnie and Mrs W Bruce Pirnie attended Amor Central Life Insurance convention at the Hotel Nacional Havana Cuba for the 500 000 Club event. Pirnie was named to the sales strategy board after exceeding 1 million dollars in 1953 production. The couple will travel to Tryon Spartanburg Washington and New York before returning to Concord. Four chartered Pan American planes carried the party from Miami to Havana and back.
Lincoln residents report travels and family additions. Mr. and Mrs. Manley B Boyce visited Florida then in Orange City with Selectman Ed mund W Giles. Mr. and Mrs. John A Mele announce a daughter born March 6 at Emerson hospital. Mrs. Mickle formerly Mary DeMao visited Fort Dix with Miss Jules Campobasso and Miss Betty Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. William Bosworth announce a son born Sunday March 7 at Emerson hospital in Concord.
A saying about deception suggests that when a man is blinded by deception he becomes easy to fleece. The line implies caution in judging character and spotting scams.
Fire chief logs several fires from March 5 to March 8 near Sudbury. Incidents include a tar truck fuel flare near a town barn, grass and woodland burns, a rear McDonald property grass fire from an incinerator ember, a freight shed blaze blamed on children, and a large North Sudbury land fire involving four towns with eight trucks. Police patrol roads to catch the arsonist.
Sudbury Garden Club members Mrs. Calvin C. Smith Mrs. Edmund Stevens and Mrs. W Burgess Warren organize an exhibit for the Boston Flower Show. Dr Alexander Szent Ivanyi of Sudbury First Parish speaks on Underground Christianity at First Congregational Sudbury. Youth groups from Sudbury and neighboring towns met at Wayland Unitarian Church for Unitarian Youth. Ray on Sunday March 7.
A remark attributed to Josh Billings states that one of the greatest victories is to beat a man at politeness, reflecting a wry view on social manners and personal restraint.
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